Atoms do not coordinate in any way with refs or with agents. Their  
purpose is to be *independent* of other state.

Cheers,
Stu

>
> IIRC, dispatching to agents (via send or send-off) during a  
> dosynconly happens if the transaction was successful (this was  
> discussed in
> several places, though http://clojure.org/refs does not mention this;
> maybe this should be included there, if this is really something that
> is guaranteed).
>
> I'd like to know whether the same is true for using swap! on atoms
> (i.e. if send(-off)s are only made when the operation succeeds). The
> reason being that the documentation of swap! mentions that the
> function may be applied more than once if the swap! fails.
> >


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